Darkness falls and creepiness ensues. As a child, I was always petrified to sleep in my room by myself because the shadow of the pine trees caused by the yard light looked like an arm trying to get through my window. I'd play in my room all day, but as soon as it was dark and the lights were turned out, I turned into a big scaredy cat. Years later I'm much more brave and actually seek out haunted and creepy places. Here's a collection of some of the creepiest places to spend the night. There are so many hotels and B&Bs that tout their hauntedness. Some of the more notable are the Stanley Hotel in Colorado and the Hotel del Coronado in California. Have you stayed in a creepy or

I don’t know about you, but at this time of year I am often asked for a wish list, which I (being a lover of many things) have no trouble providing. In the spirit of dreaming and wishing, I am asking you dear readers to let me know what cards from any Llewellyn or Lo Scarabeo decks you wish to see and I’ll do my best to post them. Additionally, I’d like to know what is on your tarot wish list, both books and decks. One dear friend of mine (and fellow blogger) said that the Tarot of the Magical Forest is on her wish list. This is one of my favorite decks (read my full review here), so I thought I’d share some of my favorite cards from this deck. There will be three today and